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"Number one, he wants to deregulate oil and gas. Number two, he wants to deregulate the financial service industry. And number three, he wants to invest in the military. So if you break this down, oil and gas, these are companies that are investing and drilling oil. And so these companies have less regulations and more ability to produce product and sell more product, they could see bigger revenues and bigger profits."

"Number two, with financial service industries, things like the companies on Wall Street, if you deregulate them and give them the ability to do more things, they can make bigger revenues and bigger profits."

"And number three is investing in the military. Now, what does it mean to invest in the military? Well, if we're investing in the military, that means that we're going to be practicing shooting more guns, shooting more bullets, having artillery, having planes and other machinery, and these are then done by private companies."

"for me, when I invest in real estate is I look for a 7% cash on cash return minimum."

"So, if I buy, let's just call it a $100,000 house. And I'm going to keep it very simple. We're going to have no debt. I take a $100,000 out of my bank account and I buy this $100,000 house that I then rent out. that rent after all the expenses should then put at least $7,000 into my pocket every year. That's what a 7% cash on cash return means."

"Now, for me, I prefer single family houses or multi family apartments because that's kind of where I got started and I've found more success there. And it's a little bit more innovation proof because we know that offices can go up and down. If companies are working from home, offices can be affected. The retail sector can be impacted if companies are moving online."

"When I invest in real estate, I want it to be passive for me. That after I find a property, after we do the renovations, I want to give the keys over to a property manager. I don't want to have to worry about it."

"The best investment I ever made is the investment in myself. That has given me a much better return than any real estate, than any stock, and even than any cryptocurrency."

"Number one is the investment that I have made in my own education outside of school. So books, podcasts, classes, coaching."

"Number two, the failures. I have made a lot of mistakes. They have cost me a lot of stress, a lot of headache, a lot of money, but they have taught me a ton."

"you can learn as much as you want you're going to make mistakes it is a part of the process you can learn as everything you want but every real estate deal is unique you are going to screw up and I have made a lot of screw-ups but once you get through the screw-ups it becomes a lot easier"

"he wants to deregulate oil and gas... these companies have less regulations and more ability to produce product and sell more product, they could see bigger revenues and bigger profits."

"he wants to deregulate the financial service industry... if you deregulate them and give them the ability to do more things, they can make bigger revenues and bigger profits."

"he wants to invest in the military... we're going to be practicing shooting more guns, shooting more bullets, having artillery, having planes and other machinery, and these are then done by private companies."

"And crypto. Cryptos. Since the news that he's been he's going to be inaugurated, the prices have just skyrocketed."

"when I invest in real estate is I look for a 7% cash on cash return minimum."

"if I buy, let's just call it a $100,000 house... that rent after all the expenses should then put at least $7,000 into my pocket every year."

"for me, I prefer single family houses or multifamily apartments because that's kind of where I got started and I've found more success there. And it's a little bit more innovation proof because we know that offices can go up and down... the retail sector can be impacted..."